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開明第二英文讀本   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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林語堂著
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開明第二英文讀本
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開明書店總店[發行者]
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目錄
introduction
general preface
to the teacher
1 the new book.
2 the wise men of gotbam (1). will and shall.
3 the wise men of gotham (2). will and shall.
4 "shall i?"
5 king solomon and the women. mine, yours, etc.
6 pronouns. "taffy was a welshman."
7 a dictation.
8 the woodpecker.
9 need, must, dare.can't, mustn't, etc.
10 the first woodpecker(1).the past tense.
11 the first woodpecker (2).
12 the calendar.
13 "little boys." singular and plural.
14 how to ask. wish,want, hope, etc.
15 the little match girl (1). any, some, no.
16 the little match girl (2).
17 the little match girl (3). what, that, which, etc.
18 the little match girl (4).who, which.
19 the little match girl (5). three important tenses.
20 past and perfect.
21 "three little kittens."
22 confucius and his son.
23 how to answer.
24 two good neighbours. polite expression.
25 learning a language.
26 the old woman with a sixpence.
27 verbs and nouns.
28 the passive voice. common passive forms.
29 night at school.
30 the two good brothers (1).
31 the two good brothers (2).
32 that,how, whether, if, etc.
33 ceyx and halcyone (1).
34 ceyx and halcyone (2).
35 grammatical review. principal parts.
36 the kingfisher(1). the endings: -s, -ing.
37 the kingfisher(2). some adjectives.
38 the verb to be.
39 diogenes (1).
40 diogenes (2). personal articles
41 much and many.
42 "few" and "a few."
43 pandora (1). although.
44 pandora (2). ever,never, etc.; -ful,-ing.
45 pandora (3). when.
46 pandora (4).
47 more, less, as. the endings -er, -est.
48 shopping.
49 deucalion and pyrrha (1).
50 deucalion and pyrrha (2). whenever,whatever, etc.
51 deucalion and pyrrha (3).
52 countries. the slur-vowel.
53 time.
54 the pedlar of swarfham (1). prepositions.
55 the pedlar of swarfham (2). such, as,so that, etc.
56 a quarrel.
57 confucius and yang ho (1). the provinces.
58 confucius and yang ho (2). making calls.
59 apollo and daphne (1). most of,some of,etc.
60 apollo and daphne (2).
61 apollo and daphne (3). seem, as if,hardly.
62 adverbs.
63 a letter home.
64 a letter from home. "spring is here."
65 the king of story-tellers (1).
66 the king of story-tellers (2). promise, permit, make.
67 where are you from?
68 the ugly duckling (1). usual, used to, usually.
69 the ugly duckling (2). are to, supposed to, etc.
70 the ugly duckling (3).
71 the ugly duckling (4).
72 have to, able to.
73 "one, two, three."
74 conjunctions and interjections.
75 the stork (1).
76 the stork (2). begin, keep on, stop.
77 the stork (3).
78 the stork (4).
79 english spelling.
80 review.
the phonetic scheme.
comparative table of the pocket oxford dictionary phonetic scheme, the international phonetic alphabet and the webster notation.
table of english consonants.
table of english vowels and diphthongs.
grammatical summary.
list of irregular verbs.
classified glossary.
glossary of words and phrases.

Language Chinese
Publication date 1932
publication_date QS:P577,+1932-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
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institution QS:P195,Q732353
(民國時期文獻 民國圖書)
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G634.41
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